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THE REVERE ADVOCATE - Friday, March 8, 2019
Standing-room only at Mayor
Arrigo’s campaign fundraiser
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During his campaign speech
at his reception on Tuesday
at Rosaria, Mayor Brian Arrigo
said everyone in the room has
played a role. (Advocate Photos by
Tara Vocino)
By Tara Vocino
I
t was a packed house Tuesday
night as Mayor Brian Arrigo
hosted a campaign fundraiser
at Rosaria in Saugus.
During the event, School
Committee Vice Chair Carol
Tye cited Arrigo’s priorities
as ensuring that residents
are able to afford a home in
Revere and that their children
attend a new Revere
High School. Arrigo thanked
Tye for her kind words, adding
that it meant a lot to him.
He thanked everyone in the
room for the great turnout
and said that everyone has
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credible relationship with my
dad when we were sitting at
the dining room table and
were thinking that Revere
deserves better,” Arrigo said.
Arrigo said while those on
the outside may see him as
just another politician, he has
strived to invest in his employees
and in the future. He
pointed out the great things
that are happening in Revere,
including new hires in the Department
of Public Works, the
Police Department and the
Shown from left to right are Fire Lt. Robert Esposito, Local 926
Revere Firefighter’s Union President Kevin O’Hara and Fire
Capt. Robert Fortuna.
Shown from left to right are Ward 1 Councillor Joanne
McKenna, local developer Jamie Russo, Councillor-at-Large
Jessica Giannino and Daniel Passacantilli.
Shown from left to right are School Committee Vice Chair Carol
Tye, former Superintendent of Schools Paul Dakin and former
School Committee Member Ann Raponi.
Fire Department, redeveloping
Suffolk Downs and growing
the commercial tax base.
When he said he won’t
be mayor forever and to invest
in children, Tye shouted
out, “Yes, you will.” Arrigo responded
that he’s proud of all
the work that they’ve done
together and that he can’t
thank everyone enough.
However, there was one
person he wanted to thank
personally – his wife, Daveen.
“We’ll continue to take care
of each other,” Arrigo said.
Mayor Brian Arrigo (left) with
School Committee Member
Gerry Visconti.
“Thanks for all your love and
support.”
Tara Vocino may be reached at
printjournalist1@gmail.com.
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